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I don’t think of his comedy as dark, he’s exposing our darkness and making us look idiotic.
I would personally love to see child rapists burn at the stake. If they were going to die anyway might as well make them suffer while they do. And if for some reason you think this is cruel let me ask you a question. Is what they did not cruel? So why can’t they get a cruel death in return? I don’t want to here some shit like it makes us no better than them because we are killing the people who did it. We aren’t the ones who actually did it. And do t bring your dumbass morality into this because people that rape children don’t deserve your sympathy especially not your stupid moral ideas
@@scandalousporpoise8405 are you quoting george? If not how did you think of that without context?!
Brock LaPlume the burning your a stake part was George but the rest was me. Which could me good or bad depending how you look at it. On one hand I thought if all that. On the other hand I’m a psycho how though of all of that.
You get the point. In person he was polite, good natured and treated normal people with more respect then he did the rich and famous.
@@mrscary3105 i guess i am like him but instead of shitting on the rich and famous... it is on those that are deemed unintelligible... if i tell you "you shouldn't do that *insert stupid and potentially hazardous activity here*" and you do it anyway... would i have more respect for you? absolutely not... it would be LESS respect then and i wouldn't take you nearly as seriously... but that is just an example...
Carlin wasn't a comedian. He was a philosopher who delivered his lessons in a funny way.
Pretty much
Facts
@Chaim Kade why would you hack your gf account, dick move.
Same as any good comedian
He's like a cross between Bill Burr and Diogenes.
Remember: when ever George is on stage he’s in character (like an actor), in person he was the nicest guy you’ll ever shake hands with.
Exactly.
Indeed he was. I had the pleasure of meeting him briefly back in like 2000 or 2001. The guy was just so grateful to his fans, and so gracious in general. Great guy.
oh yeah i had the pleasure of interviewing him multiple times for my college newspaper and he was an absolute gentleman ...in fact (at his insistance) i still call him "uncle" george to this day!
Not entirely true he has agreed with some of the things he has said.
@@LivingHe11 ???
I love how he never tip toed around any certain group of people, so as not to offend any one. He always told it like it was . No sugar coating , no dancing around the subject, and no apologies. He would address everything head on , and in your face. Blunt honesty in its purest form.
When you know Carlin, you know he just wants you to think. He isn't trying to get people killed. He's trying to get people to wake the ph^&%k up. Peace 😎👍
This whole segment is so steeped in sarcasm and ridicule, anyone who takes this at face value misses the whole point.
He does expect his audience to be able to get what he says. Thankfully most are!
Ohhh. That is hard for lot of people..Science is someday will be on the way to find biological proof in behavior similarity between sheeps and humans. 🤔😝
He even said it at the beginning, "I don't care for capital punishment because I know it doesn't do anything"
It was just an exaggerated setup for other things he wanted to be satirical about
Carlin was a philosopher masquerading as a comedian...
The dude should have been appointed king of the world...
Btw, Carlin isn't spitballing.
The man is well known for spending months on end crafting these monologues, he spent days on end finding the perfect word to use at every moment.
He was an artist both while writing and in his delivery on stage.
Kevin Smith talks about this,
In his younger days he had a bit on the use and power of words...
He loved language and wanted his words to have a rhythmic flow
Carlin's grandfather used to write Shakespeare long hand for fun!
yeah, check out his Mark Twain satire award winning monologue "Modern Man" it's amazing but it's one of the few times when people were clapping he had a look on his face like "Yeah I know it's funny but shut the fuck up this monologue is hard." It also happened to be on his literal last special before he passed. The two are probably related.
Carlin said when he did a show, he determined where the “line” was and he would bring the audience along as he crossed it with his routine. He also said he would always bring them back and hoped they enjoyed the ride.
Nobody would argue Carlin was a COMEDIC GENIUSES....!!
George just couldn't be offended by intellectual sensitivities. If the mental math worked, he would go there. On everyone, and everything!! Love your reactions to Professor George!!
"Talking about turning people into funnel cakes" funniest thing I heard all day lol
Agreed. I like to refer to Carlin and people similar to him in style and substance as "Equal Opportunity Offenders" - he/they didn't/don't play favorites nor leave anyone out. lol
I love George Carlin he's hilarious but also speaks the truth. May he RIP
He is resting in the same anxiety he embraced in life. George at peace isn't George.
@@jamestaylor3805 yeah
He would probably make a joke of this comment
I'm a 31 year old white man...my favorite new pastime is watching people react to Carlin like I did 10 years ago for the first time. What I hope you understand about Carlin is that he did not give a flying fuck about race. All were equal to him, it did not matter what you had between your legs or what the pigment of your skin happened to be at birth. He mocked everyone a little, and some rightfully a lot. He made you laugh, cry, think, and get angry all at once. Comedy is supposed to make you laugh, but truly great comedy makes you feel uncomfortable too. Good reaction, you earned a sub. Me, you, and our combined couple of grey beard hairs could have some good conversations. Wish you well my friend, keep up the grind.
My two favorite Carlin bits are "The Planet is Fine" and "Advertising".
My favorite is about the pope from Brain Droppings. My favorite quote is, cop didn’t see it, I didn’t do it!
My favorites too, even though his entrance with the abortion joke from "Back in town" and the first fifteen minutes of that same show are some real gems of his too!
I love the one he does about the flagellant airborne reaction teams, FART 😂
Carlin was perhaps our best stand up philosopher...
He lost his wife, the country took all his money, the dept. of standards took his first amendment rights and told him what to say and not, he died a mad man.I love him for his wit.
He also reflects the public opinion's and socio politics of the era at the time. In this video he is sarcastically protesting the death penalty. That's how he rolled.
The absolute best in class, no one will ever be as quick and witty as Mr carlin. Incomparable and uniquely intelligent, thanks for the laughs and philosophy Mr carlin.
I'm pretty sure you understand were George was going here, but for all the other people.... He was bashing the death penalty and what he considers to be an archaic and outdated forum of punishment. Leave it to George, agree or disagree he will push to the edge as he always does.
Absolutely!!!
Yep
@Gregory F. Murray i don't think so. He's shifting the audiences perspective of capital punishment from the death of murderers and drug dealers, often PoC, to middle class white people. He's upping the degree from an injection to these gruesome archaic forms of capital punishment.
He does all this to highlight how fucked capital punishment really is.
HIgh quality trolling. He makes you agree with what you think he is saying and then shows you how stupid it is to think that.
@Gregory F. Murray that as well 😉
I found a George Carlin comedy album in my Parents room when I was a kid.... 1960s.... it changed my perspective being an only child. I recognized his intelligence at age 6 .... May he RIP
I have never heard so much wisdom come out of any ones mouth, as I have Carlin.
"How the hell you gonna turn a person into funnel cakes?!" I laughed so hard
George Carlin hated hypocrisy. He ripped the bandaid off all the feel good fantasies we told ourselves.
He even said it at the beginning, "I don't care for capital punishment because I know it doesn't do anything"
It was just an exaggerated setup for other things he wanted to be satirical about and criticise.
What a great thinker he was. And to top that he had the talent to make people laugh about anything. He really was the GOAT, cause with the topics he chose to speak about, very few people can get laughs, but he did it for decades. That's talent and that's art
Roman Empire... Gladiators. To the death in front of a live audience.
George Carlin is T.H.E. master. RIP sir!
No one could highlight hypocrisy any better or more descriptive than Carlin.
How can someone that old remember all these things?! George Carlin was 71 years old and sharp as a tack when he passed away. It's called wisdom and only age will get you there, my friend!
I saw George live in Grand Forks North Dakota back in the mid-'70s. Partway through the show, a moth began flying around George. It was well illuminated, everyone saw it. And just off the cuff, George did an improv about the moth. He was genious at what he did.
Carlin had a very strong influence on me growing up, and I still see the truths he opened my mind to to this day. As long as you hear the genuine points he's making under his hyperbole, then it's easy to absorb the totality of what he's presenting.
George exposes the cruelty of humanity in his over the top humor. He was brilliant. Only way to wake us up is to hit us upside our hard heads.
Just subscribed. I was in high school, early 70's , when the "Professor" came out with a comedy album"Class Clown". It contained the classic 7 Dirty Words You Can't Say on TV ! My friends & I loved it. He also hosted the very First SNL broadcast. Comedy has always meant a lot to me. In the 70's & for decades to come, George Carlin & Richard Pryor could do no wrong in my book. If they offended somebody, tuff shit. I'm Christian as well. It's nice to know there are open minded brothers & sisters out there. God bless. I will say this. Carlin seemed to get... let's call it cranky as time went on. Seemed looking at the world & the U.S. for so long was just pissing him off more & more. I had the good fortune to see him live not long before he passed. At the end of the show he acknowledged the apparent growth of his anger towards all that is wrong with the world. Who could blame him. He then, to set some of us at ease, pulled out a hand written paper. It was the Updated version of "The 7 Dirty Words"!!! It had grown quite a bit.
The older Carlin got the darker he got. And yes he gets darker
Absolutely...his last two shows, Life Is Worth Losing and It's Bad for Ya are pretty intense.
@@ferox965 yeah. I saw the first show of his last tour live. He had just gotten out of rehab and actually had his note pad with him at the time. He told us before hand and was saying we were lucky we get to hear the jokes exactly as they are meant to be told.
@ I don't remember specials names specifically. I remember there was some bit where he talks about dividing up the country and placing prisoners of the same category that was pretty dark. Like a state for murderers, state for rapists etc. Just watch a bunch of specials , each one has its moments.
@@sacramento60 That one was "State Prison Farms."
After he lost his wife pretty much.
Love that man. He is so missed. I can only imagine what he would say right now about everything going on.
RIP ❤
In every day life George was the most sweetest guy.
"Taking about turning people into funnel cakes" 😂😂😂😂😂 that had me crying
The Irish are comfortable with the darkness, check out their poetry.
George Carlin goes full court press on any subject he takes on.
My dad is just like this I grew up everyday with this type of convo and yes a WHOLE BUNCH OF FUNNY MEMORIES WITH HIM. HE STILL THE SAME TODAY WITH MY 4 KIDS THEY ARE TEENAGERS NOW SO ITS MORE FUN FOR THEM. I LOVE IT THOU.
"Dont bail on me now, goddammit...The blood is already on our hands, were only talking about is the matter of degree"
Ya, the extremes he was taking was, in part, to show the dichotomy of folks who are prolife & pro-death penalty. The tangents and spins fed into that. Oh, and you know George was fully aware of the history of public executions. People haven’t changed much at all in that regard.
*I had to edit my post to past tense, because in my head, George is still alive.
I would not say he had a dark sense of humor. He lived in a dark and brutal country and felt the need to have people see these dark tends in the culture.
Exactly! He didn't like this shit, but he drew attention to how fucked our system really is
George Carlin is Legend.. for ages he put out in all likelihood the best comedy around, and, it had meaning too. :) Which makes the humor even better.
George is not just a philosopher, he is a wildlife documentarist. He lifts the rock, lets in the light and describes what things he finds beneath. It is all there, folks, and our role is to not let it crawl out and infest our homes, gardens and public spaces.
George Carlin's ' natural disasters ' is a dark one...in it's own way, depending on your perspective, it might actually be darker than this one because in this one he's using over the top sarcasm to try and inform other's of THEIR darkness throughout history and how we're not that evolved from those past acts where this bit is kind of a glimpse into HIS own darkness...he definitely makes us think.
For more Carlin-like comedy, try Bill Hicks. And for something sillier but super unique, check out Mitch Hedburg (both RIP). Loving the reaction!
Andy Tadikt Bill Hicks did get as dark as Carlin that’s true - and he got angry in the same way Two brilliant comics. Then there’s the almighty Richard Pryor - the best of us all - who didn’t get angry in that way, but he imploded...
I just have to say, big George Carlin fan... and he's never been wrong.... damn... he would've made a great president.
"Coming or going". Now I will have to control my self when talking about the most trivial everyday stuff. 🤣🤣🤣
I feel like sometimes you miss the point to the bits. These are extremes and over the top for a reason.
Right, I think George is poking a lot of fun at the people who are always for more death penalty and balancing the budget. This was a tongue in cheek bit he did to really blast at those specific crowds. Back then those were big topics that a lot of people used for their running platforms too
I think he gets it. He's smart enough. He's trying to play to his audience and be inclusive to anyone who doesn't get it, but he is overdoing it.
He exposed hypocrisy.
"if you're gonna do it because you want it and like it, do it without shame and in style mf*ckers. Show your true f*ing colors!"
"Is cannibalism a real thin?" He said, licking his lips... 😂
George Carlin stepped into the world's face, told the truth, then stood right there and dared us to cry.
That's why I loved him so much. Hilariously - but relentlessly - honest.
RIP "Dances With Words."
The rolling head games would be called Plink-O lmfao. He’s right on point on everything he says.
The comedy reactions are good. I can understand why watching his interviews might not make the best material for a youtube video, I'd recommend watching his actual interviews. His intelligence is hinted at in his comedy but in his interviews it's on full display. I especially love it when a politician, or anyone really, who thinks they're dealing with a "dumb comedian", tries to go in on him. It's like watching lions and hyenas running from a honey badger. With respect, his anger is directed at the people who profit off of both sides of the law with impunity.
You asked for "dark."
George Carlin - Extreme Human Behavior.
Its really interesting to see his interviews. Like when he practices, its like a song, a performance. The way he says certain things. Its not just some rambling. And then there is the actual material. Man there will never be another one like him.
I totally agree with you. The way Carlin strings thoughts together is amazing. The advertising bit is superb.
Nice reaction! Look into Saving the Planet, 10 Commandments, Germs. Anything Carlin.
keep in mind that every word and every expression is practiced and rehearsed - think of it like you would a band who has been playing for 30 years , remembering every note at the exact moment it needs to be played is second nature to them for their own songs - they have a set list , a list of songs they will play , George had a list of bits he would do.
What made George great as a comedian and philosopher was he wrote his own material.
Carlin's comedy needs to be taken tongue-in-cheek.
14:38. He’s being sarcastic. Using imagery to illustrate a perspective.
I love when you react to such controversial material. You're so open minded but at the same time hold your reservations closely. Thanks again man, for the authentic reaction ✌💜💫
Carlin was always savage!
GC is one of the most professional of comedians. He rehearses his butt off! If you see him in several cities you will see the exact same show.
I love how open-minded you are with comedy and music, Cheers friend!🤙🤘
Perhaps I'm ignorant but when he mentioned burning I thought of the witch trials not slavery. Again, sorry for being ignorant.
It occurred less than you think in the former, especially in America, and more than you think in the latter.
I agree with Becky. He was going off the witch trials thing and not racism. Most whites have no idea of slaves or African Americans being burned at the stake as a common ritual.
It sounds like you feel the need to defend slavery.
As if watching your women and children being beaten and raped weren't much worse...
Catholics and protestants in medieval England was burnt at the stake on mass ..don't you just love religion!!
George was referring to the witch trials. Earlier he mentions the retribution in the bible and he talks about Christians and how capital punishment is a religious ritual. Throughout he's making religious references like crucifixion. The witch trials where the so called guilty were burned at the stake by Christians because they were thought to be possessed by the devil.
The most brilliant part is how he starts out sounding sincere and then as what he’s saying gets wilder and wilder THAT lets you in on the fact that he’s being purposely hyperbolic. He doesn’t have to break character at all.
I'm a huge fan of Carlin. He is my idol and #1 Comedian. He told the truth and how it is and put a twist on it. His mom was a english teacher. He was fascinated with the english literature. When he was a kid he wanted to be a radio talk show host. He got a voice recorder and used it to pretend he was having a radio show. He was obsessed with the radio industry. He got his big break on the Ed Sullivan show and his career took off since then. His very first Major Piece he did was "7 words you can say on t.v."
George Carlin was much cleaner in his youth. He wasn't dark like how he is in his later stages of his comedy career. He also was a conductor on Thomas the choo choo train in the 90's (kids show). I used to watch that when I was a child.
I wish he was alive so we can hear what he had to say about the problems of today. Can you image the off the wall dark perspective funny things he would say. Could've woke people up abit.
"This guy has a big nose. I'm betting it all on hole 5. That nose is going to make his head veer right."
😂
Om loving the videos Carlin was right on point
He remembers his lines. There is a clip of Kevin Smith talking about Carlin how he told them he practices his jokes over and over again.... Just look up kevin smith talks about george,
if you havnt already you need to watch this special in its entirety...front to back...LEGENDARY...it just rolls and flows...its like one continuing stream of consciousness
I really enjoyed this. I love George Carlin and hadn't seen this one. He tears down sacred cows and blows up hypocrisy.
Yes, I know darker than the great George Carlin. Anthony Jeselnik!
Yeah, you're totally right. But Jeselnik does jokes. Carlin talks about life. So it hits closer to the feels. :-)
@@jeffrconner more like life with humor lol
Jeff Conner Yeah and that’s why Carlin is a legend and Anthony is just a comedian.
@@wrxhex Anthony hasn't been in the game long enough yet to become a legend
Oh, and Advertising Lullaby!!! You like his melodic delivery.
He was great. What makes him even funnier, least for me, is the fact he was Mr. Conductor on Shining Time Station.
I was laughing so hard when he said crucify upside down. Not cause I want it to be true but the way he presents it.
Well, the Bible does condone slavery, it even tells you how to properly beat them if they aren’t being submissive enough. Yes, cannibalism is a real thing. There was a guy in the 80s or 90s that made a movie where he actually filmed real cannibal tribes in their day to day lives, including eating people.
You need to read the Bible because it wasn't written down
I’ve read the Bible, where do you think atheists come from?
@@mikemills8568 Exodus 21 well and truly condones slavery, tells you where to buy them and everything. And if you beat them up and they don't die within 48 hours you're sweet with god. Nice book that.
he's right banks here in australia just got huge fines for money laundering .
George never cracks me up while watching him but for several weeks and in some case years I will see things happen and it reminds me of something George said. Then I will chuckle to myself like I was just given access to a little inside joke between me and George. So its not a hard laughter that you forget an hour after the show but its sarcasm and a point of view that will give you a periodic chuckle for the rest of your life.
I loved him. He was old school. He wanted everytown remember that life sucks at some point. The longer you spend laughing at it. The less time you have to be mad.
There's George Carlin's bit on Prison states that you will probably enjoy
cannibalism still exists in Liberia and the Congo. Ganges River India and Papa New Guinea.
There was a famous incident, where a soccer team were on a plane that crashed in the Andes mountains. The survivors who were starving ate the ones who died.
If you think that there isn't Cannabilism here in the States... then you never made a Wrong Turn!!! And Yes, the Hills Do Have Eyes!!!
I think George has it all figured out. Sounds good to me 🤣🇺🇸✝️
Much more fun to watch this with you!! Thanks for the company
Check out George Carlin: Persian gulf war, it’s a really good one and very poignant.
Could you react to some Bill Hicks please.
He has a dark humor. It gives people ideas.
This is a character. He uses it to make us think! He's very different in real life.
Name 2 things that'll never get old;
1- Dark Humor
2- Un-vaccinated children
😂😂😂
wait I'm not vaccinated and I'm 30. I feel fine
You would be surprised to know canibalsm is still a thing
Do tell. Is human meat tasty??
@@mariahgrimes207 joke?
@@mariahgrimes207 ?
Yes it’s a joke!! I’m not a ppl eater!
@@mariahgrimes207 tastes like grilled pork belly
His genius was awesome and made you think about what is wrong with people.
Comedian with a heart of gold? That’s cute.
George Carlin a heart of gold?!?!? Nah man, his heart is encased in rust with a molten core.
I feel your missing his point.
He came up with the idea for the purge movies about 25 years before they came out.
Remember that even thought comedy comes primarily from something real doesn't mean he's actually serious every single time, he puts truth with comedy on the side. And comedy is never actually SERIOUS. He doesn't ACTUALLY want people to die from crucifixions upside down 🤣
It’s to make you think about the systems we live in, how ridiculous some of it is, and how much better we could be. He’s pushing your mind. A genius.
He was my grandfather's favorite comic.
Carlin was a master of sarcasm, and made you think
🤣😂. It’s all In fun. He was crazy. Lol. Almost like we get our frustrations through George. Lol
George...is my favorite all time I remember when I was a kid I became up late at night sneak in the living room and would watch HBO and one night he was on and he made me laugh so hard I was crying..good vid
I respect a person of faith who can be open minded and objectively enjoy comedy. 👍. That’s rare if you think about it.
he was so real about things . my respect to all
Keep in mind that Carlin was a comedian and everything he said was for a laugh .
The only difference is Carlin was quite intelligent and his comedy centered on our society.